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			<h1>Sock and underwear drawers</h1>
			<p>Day 00735: Saturday, 2017 March 11</p>
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			Acquire stuff for my new home:
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					A bed
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					A bicycle
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					A bicycle helmet
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					A scrubbers
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					Towels
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							Hand towels
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					<del>Some sort of container to keep socks and underwear in</del>
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					A broom
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					A dustpan
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					A carpet broom
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		I had plenty of cash for the Value Village sale after all, partly because they&apos;re so cleaned out by now.
		They had absolutely nothing that I was actually looking for.
		I did pick up three pairs of black pants for work though, sort of as a last-minute decision.
		I rip my pants occasionally, for example, at work last night, so it&apos;s nice to have spare pairs on hand.
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		On the way home, I stopped at a yard sale I happened to see, and bought a set of those white, plastic drawers, so I now have a place to store my socks and underwear, or at least many of them.
		I also picked up three nice bath towels there.
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		I forgot to bring my second-hand store in-store credit card with me as I&apos;d planned to, so I wasn&apos;t able to pick up the baking dish I wanted.
		Perhaps tomorrow.
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		Lately, I&apos;ve been working on deciding tertiary elements to use in my Floraverse-based stories.
		According to Floraverse cannon, <a href="http://floraverse.com/wiki/elements/">tertiary elements</a> exist, though what exactly those elements <strong>*are*</strong> isn&apos;t defined in cannon.
		At work today, while washing dishes between customers, I tried to decide on what Acid and Clay would make when mixed.
		I&apos;ve been working in alphabetical order, and that&apos;s where I&apos;m stuck.
		I&apos;ve come up with several out of order, but I try to focus most of my thoughts on the elements on one specific element combination at a time so I don&apos;t have to remember all the undefined combinations at once.
		For inspiration, I tried breaking Acid and Clay into their primary elements and rearranging them a bit. Acid is Fire * Water and Clay is Earth * Water, so the only other way to arrange these elements is (Water * Water) * (Earth * Fire), which is to say, Lava * Ice.
		That&apos;s another combination I stared at for a while on several occasions though and came up with nothing for.
		Combining Earth, Fire, Water, and Water isn&apos;t an easy task; I&apos;m skipping it for now.
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